Bryan Cranston: Getting Lost, Finding Your Craft, and Staying Present
DRIVE welcomes celebrated actor Bryan Cranston to discuss his career, from Malcolm in the Middle to Breaking Bad, and his belief that success comes from doing the work and “getting lost” to discover w...
27 Maj 38min
Author Mary Roach Talks Body Science, Space Toilets, and Cars
DRIVE welcomes author Mary Roach to discuss her books and the unusual science of the human body, from a signed astronaut emesis basin she keeps in her glove box to the realities of motion sickness in ...
20 Maj 35min
Bonus Episode: Jim Farley & Mike Rowe on the Essential Economy
In this bonus episode of DRIVE, Ford CEO Jim Farley continues his conversation with Mike Rowe about the “essential economy” and why America is increasingly vulnerable due to shortages of construction,...
8 Maj 25min
Mike Rowe on Authenticity, Dirty Jobs, and the Dignity of Hands-On Work
Jim Farley interviews Mike Rowe about why authenticity matters as more of life becomes “artificial,” and how his career shifted from imitation in voiceover to simply sounding like himself. Rowe recall...
6 Maj 29min
Sir Chris Hoy on Resilience and Reinvention from Olympic Gold to Le Mans
Jim Farley talks with Sir Chris Hoy on DRIVE to discuss improvement through failure, resilience, and finding joy while adapting to change. Hoy traces his path from BMX—first inspired by the film E.T.—...
29 Apr 45min
Darryl Woods & Prosecutor Kym Worthy on Forgiveness, Second Chances, and The Meaning of Justice
In this episode of DRIVE, Jim shares the story of Darryl Woods, who spent 29 years in prison for a drug transaction that resulted in a death, before becoming a Detroit minister, activist, and public o...
22 Apr 34min
Christina Roki on Building Cars, Making Mistakes, and Inspiring Women in STEM
Jim talks with automotive content creator and mechanical engineer Christina Roki, a Detroit native and first-generation American. Roki shares how buying a Nissan 350Z project car during the pandemic a...
15 Apr 25min
